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I had the soup curry. The chicken was tender and the vegetables were fresh and delicious!

It’s a bit fun to take off your shoes at the entrance and change into indoor footwear. The clean interior with the warmth of wood is also nice, and it’s great that it’s a non-smoking establishment. The buffet is filled with handmade dishes, making it enjoyable to choose from the variety available. From pork hamburgers and croquettes to slow-cooked dishes, everything is flavorful and satisfying. The homemade side dishes made with local vegetables are sweet, making you want to have seconds. In addition to desserts and coffee, there’s also all-you-can-drink soft serve ice cream, shochu, and wine, allowing for a relaxing time.

The menu, which includes appetizer, soup, main dish, and dessert for 2,400 yen, is very satisfying and very tasty. There is a choice of 7 appetizers and 2 main dishes, and dessert is served with hot syrup poured on the spot, which is great for women. The restaurant also has a nice atmosphere with lots of handmade lampshades and decorative plants. Only the parking lot is small, so it is recommended to drive a light car if possible.

I had a very delicious and happy time eating the tandoori chicken that I missed so much. I would like to go back again.

I ordered grilled leeks, coffee and cake. It was very tasty, fluffy, hot, and full of green onions. I also received a coupon for the next okonomiyaki, so I would like to go back.

From the moment you enter, the atmosphere is pleasant, and the interior allows for a calm experience. The first floor is centered around tables, while the second floor mainly features tatami rooms, making it easy to choose between them. The eel is crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, with thick flesh that provides a satisfying experience. The sweetness and aroma of the sauce are just right, and it pairs well with freshly ground sansho pepper. The grilled and simmered liver have memorable flavors, and the small dish of delicacies served alongside pairs well with alcohol. The large katakana sign stands out, and there is a separate building for takeout next door, which is convenient.